-The NFL’s edition of The Apology Tour starring New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees, Denver Broncos head coach Vic Fangio, Buffalo Bills quarterback Jake Fromm and whether the league is ready for an objective, un-filtered discussion of world issues in the Gridiron Blitz (3:00-25:00)

-Major League Soccer’s return to team training and the tense negotiations between the league and the MLS Players Association with audio from Atlanta United president Darren Eales and player Jeff Larentowicz in the Original Free Kick (25:00-34:00)

-The National Basketball Association proposed plans to return with a concluded regular season and new playoff format in the Backdoor Cut (34:00-46:00)

In this edition of The Sports Inquirer Show, we discuss how the national protests over the death of George Lloyd has impacted the world of sports, Major League Soccer’s plan to return to the field, Major League Baseball’s struggles to return to the field and the Lance Armstrong documentary on ESPN.

-Atlanta United and the rest of Major League Soccer returning to individual workouts as well as the German Bundesliga having matches in the Original Free Kick portion of the show with audio from United players Brad Guzan and Brooks Lennon (4:00-15:00)

-College athletes returning to campuses for voluntary workouts in the Technical State of Georgia Athletics (15:00-22:00)

-NASCAR return to the track in Charlotte, the Owen Hart episode of the Darkside of the Ring TV series, the golf match of Phil Mickelson/Tom Brady vs. Tiger Woods/Peyton Manning, the adjustments to the NFL Rooney Rule and the struggles of Major League Baseball returning to the field in the Miscellaneous Department (22:00-36:00)

SPORTS INQUIRER SHOW 93 (5.25.20): ATLANTA UNITED, MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER, COLLEGE ATHLETICS, NASCAR